Cambodian Authorities Seize Contraband Smuggled from Thailand via Sea Route
Cambodian border authorities on the night of September 15th seized goods and foodstuffs illegally smuggled from Thailand via sea route in Mondol Seima district, Koh Kong province. Rice, cooking oil, and instant noodles were among the seized items, and two individuals were arrested. Authorities are continuing their investigation.
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